@book{bibcite_14049,
  editor = {Paul Saenger and Kimberly Van Kampen},
  title = {Bible as Book: The First Printed Editions},
  year = {1999},
  pages = {164 pp.},
  publisher = {Oak Knoll},
  address = {New Castle, DE},
  isbn = {9781884718922},
  note = {Contents:
Foreword / Paul Saenger and Kimberly Van Kampen
 Introduction / Anthony Kenny 
The layout of the Bible gloss in manuscript and early print / J.P. Gumbert 
An extraordinary achievement: the Glossa ordinaria in print / Karlfried Froehlich 
Biblical blockbooks / Nigel F. Palmer 
The impact of the early printed page on the reading of the Bible / Paul Saenger 
The changing shape of the Vulgate Bible in the fifteenth-century printing shops / Paul Needham 
Hebrew printing of the Bible in the XVth century / Adrian K. Offenberg 
Biblical books and the circulation of the Psalms in late-medieval England / Kimberly Van Kampen 
The Bible, printing and the educational goals of humanists / Guy Bedoulle 
The printing press in Alcalá de Henares: the Complutensian polyglot Bible / Julián Martín Abad 
The problem of manuscript basis for the earliest printed editions of the Greek New testament / Michael Welte
{\textquoteright}The book thus put in every vulgar hand{\textquoteright}: impressions of readers in early English printed Bibles / William H. Sherman 
The re-evaluation of the patristic exegetical tradition in the sixteenth century / David Steinmetz.},
  language = {English},
}